Based on the following etymological information, what are the roots of the word execution?

Greek exo "outside"
Greek eco "house"
Greek kudos "glory"
Latin ex "out of"
Latin sequi "to follow"
Latin cutis "skin"
Latin sect "cut"

Question

Based on the following etymological information, what are the roots of the word execution? 

Greek exo "outside"
Greek eco "house"
Greek kudos "glory"
Latin ex "out of" 
Latin sequi "to follow"
Latin cutis "skin" 
Latin sect "cut"

anonymous · Answer

the last one

anonymous · Answer

Camp you're a looser. You didn't even post the answer Options. ugh people like you give me headaches.

anonymous · Answer

(A)-Greek exo + Latin cutis

(B)-Latin ex + Greek kudos

(C)-Latin ex + Latin sequi

(D)-Greek eco + Greek kudos

anonymous · Answer

It's only confusing because there's

Executing a living being (Death)
or 
Executing the plan. (Doing it/Starting)

anonymous · Answer

eh. I'm going with (A) It's a Post test so I can't tell if i get it right or wrong. 

Good luck other Plato people.